Here are some quick recipes useful when using RHEL 7:
Core Features
- How to get started with Systemd,
- How to get started with Firewalld (with test),
- How to get started with CGroups,
- How to get started with XFS,
- How to get started with OpenLMI,
- How to get started with Docker,
- How to get started with NetworkManager,
- How to use Systemd timers (with test),
- How to get started with Atomic Host,
- How to get started with Linux containers.
Updates and Security
- How to check if a system is vulnerable to a CVE,
- How to configure automatic updates,
- How to use yum transaction history,
- How to keep your system clean,
- How to use /proc/sys and sysctl to modify kernel runtime parameters,
- How to set the number of old kernels kept,
- How to install the most recent stable kernel,
- How to disable Firewalld and use Iptables instead,
- How to put a process domain into permissive mode,
- How to deal with HTTPD SELinux policy,
- How to deploy SELinux man pages.
Services 101
- How to watch videos,
- How to install Google Chrome,
- How to install Android Studio,
- How to install Cockpit,
- How to set up the NTP service,
- How to install an Apache service,
- How to install a Nginx & PHP service,
- How to install a NodeJS service,
- How to install a Wekan service,
- How to install an Etherpad service,
- How to install a Mediawiki service,
- How to install the Meteor framework,
- How to install a MariaDB/MySql service,
- How to install a MongoDB service,
- How to install a SNMP service,
- How to install a Cacti service,
- How to install the Minidlna service,
- How to configure a system to log to a remote system,
- How to configure a system to accept logging from a remote system.
Repositories
- How to install a local repository,
- How to configure a remote repository,
- How to get started with delta rpms,
- How to install the EPEL repository (the main repository outside RHEL/CentOS),
- How to install the Remi repository (invaluable for PHP),
- How to install the Webtatic repository (interesting for PHP),
- How to install the Repoforge repository,
- How to install the Nux repository (good place for desktop and multimedia),
- How to install the ELRepo repository (good place for hardware related packages and kernels),
- How to install the Anku repository (interesting for web softwares).
Tips and Tricks
- How to configure a virtual machine’s console,
- How to set up an environment variable,
- How to restore the old network interface name,
- How to configure vlans,
- How to get started with a minimal installation,
- How to increase your typing speed,
- How to configure a rc-local service,
- How to get started with anacron,
- How to get started with package groups,
- How to get started with yum plugins,
- How to get started with random number generator,
- How to configure /tmp on tmpfs,
- How to configure I/O schedulers,
- How to get started with CPU governor,
- How to apply a tuning profile to a server,
- How to mitigate HTTP attacks,
- How to migrate your website to HTTPS with Letsencrypt,
- How to deal with HTTPS in WordPress,
- How to get started with network thoughput measurement,
- How to deal with KVM certificate expiration,
- How to configure LUKS-encrypted partitions,
- How to extend the life of a SSD.
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I found this site very interesting for Redhat. I have a few doubts regarding RHEL 7 about exams and syllabus.
1). Is RHCSA syllabus the same for RHEL 7 as on RHEL 6? What about exam format and duration
2). I find RHCE syllabus changed is it minor or a vast…what about commands?
3). Is taking RHCSA / RHCE on RHEL 7 good now itself. As they have just released the RHEL 7 few days ago…
My company uses cent os 6 so i thought of gaining knowledge and certification on same. But only after joining fortraining i found its RHEL 7 and have some changes. Please help…URGENT !
1) RHCSA syllabus for RHEL 7 is not very different from RHEL 6 (http://www.certdepot.net/rhel7-rhcsa-whats-new/).
2) Conversely, changes in RHCE syllabus for RHEL 7 are big: it’s now 3.5 hours and you’ve got a lot of new topics with an emphasis on Kerberos (http://www.certdepot.net/rhel7-rhce-whats-new/).
3) RHEL 7 was released in June. If few companies have started migrations, the RHEL 7 exams exist and it will not be possible to take RHEL 6 exams after February 2015. Concerning available materials, they are still limited even though books will be released around June.
Dear Cert depot…
Your site is interesting…! I would like to know few more about …I have joined for a coaching only after that i am aware that rhel 7 rhce comes with a vast lot of syllabus and comes with different commands than 6. So is it good if I take course now or later as option as no books are available though…If i purchase the book now will the coupon behind it have a validity that i should take exam before that expires…..or is it required to wait till books like michal jang is released… Since its too early will companies accept a candidate with RHEL 7 for vacancies..any chance…
I advise you to wait until March 2015: there will be at least one or two books available for RHEL 7 and more information about the RHCE 7 exam than now. Furthermore, I don’t think a lot of companies have got plans to move to RHEL 7 for the time being. Most of them are still waiting.
I wonder if the Kerberos and other ID management-related tasks can be completed with the IPA tools on the exams. i.e. ipa-server-install sets up multiple things to use with IPA, NSS (no TLS), etc.
This is a good question and I haven’t got the answer!
Is there a way to see a list of your Tasks of the Day?
Thank you for an amazing site of information. it has helped me learning for this exam in so many ways.
To display a list of the Tasks of the Day, I would need to write some php scripts.
Until now, I haven’t done that. Sorry.
As you are the second person to ask for that, I’m going to think seriously about it.
Maybe quick recipe about kickstart installation. Even if I have got a few years of experience in RHEL administration, I always have to remember the options like ks= or inst.ks= , start from USB or PXE etc.:)
Yes, it’s a good idea. I have to think about it and gather articles about this topic.